Core Insights - The city’s public housing fund management center has implemented a series of policies aimed at enhancing the living conditions of residents through increased loan limits, improved efficiency, and reduced burdens [1][2][4] Group 1: Policy Implementation - As of the end of May, the total accumulated public housing fund contributions reached 850.7 billion, with 595.67 billion withdrawn, and a remaining balance of 255.03 billion [1] - A total of 457.06 billion in public housing loans has been issued to 193,600 households, with a loan balance of 162.25 billion, stimulating housing consumption by 22.56 million square meters [1] Group 2: Loan Limits and Interest Rates - The maximum public housing loan limits for individuals and families have been raised to 700,000 and 1 million respectively, with additional increments for families with multiple children [2] - Starting from May 8, the interest rates for first-time home loans have been reduced to 2.1% for loans of 5 years or less and 2.6% for loans over 5 years [2] - Existing public housing loan interest rates will automatically decrease starting January 1, 2026, benefiting all families with outstanding loans [2] Group 3: Service Enhancements - The introduction of a streamlined online service for public housing loans has significantly reduced processing times, with retirement-related services now taking approximately 10 minutes [3] - The "commercial to public" loan process has been optimized, with 416 cases processed since the upgrade, involving a total of 630,000 [3] Group 4: Accessibility and Convenience - The public housing fund center has expanded its service network to include six bank branches, enhancing accessibility for residents [4] - Integrated service points have been established in bank branches, allowing for comprehensive loan services, with 51 loan applications processed and 47 loans issued amounting to 18.91 million [4] - The "door-to-door" service initiative has reached 37 companies, assisting nearly 1,200 employees with policy information and support [5]